Shanghai Biren proposes shorter notice periods for shareholder and board meetings

Reuters03-30
Shanghai Biren proposes shorter notice periods for shareholder and board meetings
  • Shanghai Biren Technology proposed bylaw changes to adjust meeting notice periods for shareholders meetings.
  • Extraordinary general meeting notice would shift to 15 days from 10 working days or 15 days, whichever is longer.
  • Board regular meeting materials would be split, with notice kept at 14 days while documents would be sent at least three days before meetings.
  • Board extraordinary meeting notice would be shortened to three days from five days.
  • Changes would take effect on shareholder approval at annual general meeting.


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